HeadlinesNews Shippers’ Council mourns Justice Kafarati By maritimemag March 4, 2021 ShareTweet 0 Shippers’ Council mourns Justice Kafarati The Board, Management and Staff of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, like most Nigerians, are saddened by the sudden passing of the former Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Hon. Justice Abdul Kafarati. In a statement signed by the Executive Secretary /CEO of the Council, Barr. Hassan Bello on Wednesday, the Council said it would miss the wise counsel, depth of humility and vast network of Judicial connection of the deceased. The statement stated further that during his time as the Chairman of the International Maritime Seminar for Judges Organizing Committee, a flagship programme of the Council, Late Justice Kafarati brought energy, enthusiasm and dynamism to the Seminar series for which Nigerian Shippers’ Council remains indebted to him. “Many people would miss the late Justice Kafarati for his erudite Judicial scholarship, and we at the Nigerian Shippers’ Council will particularly miss his wise counsel, depth of humility and vast network of Judicial connection which greatly lessened our burdened, and broaden the impact of the seminar. “I wish to condole and commiserate with his family, friends, the Judiciary and the country for this loss. “We pray to Allah to forgive all his short comings and admit him into Aljannat Firdaus. Ameen. © 2021, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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